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This research paper explores how undergraduate research experiences can broaden participation in postgraduate studies, addressing complexities, policy responses, and the UEL Undergraduate Research Internship Scheme. It analyzes demographics, progression, and supervisors' perspectives, advocating for inclusive practices to reduce barriers. Contact Anthony Hudson and Aga Spytkowska for more information.
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Can undergraduate research experiences widen participation to postgraduate study?Anthony Hudson & Aga Spytkowska Continuum, University of East London 26th FACE Annual Conference 3-5 July, 2019, Sheffield Hallam University
Context • Making the case for WP to PG study • Complexities of PG study • Progression to PG study • Policy responses • Undergraduate research experiences • UEL undergraduate research internship scheme
UEL Undergraduate Research Internship Scheme 2017/18 • Demographic characteristics • Age • Gender • Ethnicity • Academic • Highest qualification on entry • Year of study
SUPERVISORS • Why participate? – Altruistic or instrumental? • Outputs • Outcomes • Developing the scheme
Concluding thoughts • Research • Monitor aspiration, application and attainment • Policy • Include postgraduates in Access & Participation Plans • Practice • Embed WP to PG • Recognise that inequalities and barriers still persist
Contact details Anthony Hudson Email: a.hudson@uel.ac.uk Aga Spytkowska Email: a.spytkowska@uel.ac.uk Web: www.uel.ac.uk/continuum Blog: https://wideningparticipation.wordpress.com/